Titanic Wreck Footage

[@TitanicTV]

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[@peterconnolly76]

I love that the background is only music , no need for a voice over , the pictures say it all . Amazing work by all involved. Special thanks to James Cameron who bought this sad story back to life .

[@บุญยงชาระมาลย์-ผ7ฝ]

Yey

[@akhileshkumar-nv5hf]

Nice

[@goldfing5898]

And not only for his movie, but also for his research contributions, e.g. his later explorations of Titanic, showing the beauty of the D Deck Reception Room and 1st Class Dining area, and the Turkish Bath.

[@dumbdevil1]

This is better than what crew on Titan would have seen. RIP gentlemen. Thank you Titanic TV for this incredible footage.

[@antoniogenis542]

no filma titanic para dua vezes maior

[@rosangelaalves5029]

Será que um dos que estavam no insubvergivel que morreu nesses dias estava nesse também?

[@wilmar7871]

BRASIL 🇧🇷

[@milsenmagalymarquez8396]

En paz descansen todas esas almas y la cicinque acaba de fallecer paz a sus almas que triste todo😢😢

[@dshnt1893]

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[@welshdynamo9511]

My God! The way that she emerges from the darkness is so unnerving. Such enchantment and mystery.

[@naeagle1285]

Sup wales

[@potomac5448]

Commendable effort of the entire team who were involved in making this documentary. Hats off.

[@publicpm8809]

True

[@funnymishra4076]

Right

[@MiniLemmy]

I love how the old stock footage was superimposed over the wreck footage - gives a great insight into what we are actually looking at

[@hemantchandel4579]

I don't understand my attachment with this ship, the scary sinking, i wish i could go back in past to see this beauty.

[@sriefsas4907]

Balasan

[@jameslowry1]

If you could go back into the past and warn them of what would happen would you be believed?

[@Disbanded9998]

I'd use my phone and record

[@joharitampion9713]

😢😢😢😭😭 🙏🤲. aku hormati dgn kapten yang sllu menjaga semua kapal nya dan jugak sllu mnberi anak murid nya supaya penumpang agar selamat.amin 🤲🙏 semoga saja semua dalam keadaan sihat sejahtera.👮🤴

[@erikheijden9828]

It's because of the romantic fairytale we have invented and asociated with it. Back in the day this ship was not legendary.

[@peterconnolly76]

This is the best thing I have ever seen on KZbin.

[@danielgoncalves5067]

I think that besides the obvious fact that many people died when Titanic sank, the fact that this beautiful ship rests in pitch black darkness is the saddest part. At least the Britannic has some light coming in every day to "bring to life" the majestic ship she once was but the Titanic wreck site is so scary and sad laying in the bottom of the Atlantic.

[@OneProudBBC]

But the Titanic is home to deeper fishes with bioluminescence and lots of deep sea mini "octopuses" with some amphipods (but the ones that swim in considerably shallower waters compared to the more common ones which is at least double of Titanic's depth).

[@whiteeaglewarrior]

Was thinking along those lines myself....when the submersibles with their lights go, Titanic is in total darkness only adds to her tragedy. Shes like in her own haunting time warp - mysterious even now.

[@destructionnl8165]

@lefty two guns It's doubtfull if she's still strong, as some expect the wreckage will be all gone in about 15 to 20 years. Even the strongest metal will eventually disolve in salty water.. And the ship has been down there for over 100 years... If we could i definetly think we should have resqued the Titanic. But i guess it's to late. It will probably fall into pieces if we'd try and lift it now.

[@tur74d56]

DestructionNL not necessary the steel is still strong and experts have said if the money was there and people were happy about it , the ship could be lifted as so many ideas have been thought up , the good thing tho they are returning soon to start collecting more Artefacts as this has been agreed

[@TheFoxFromSplashMountain]

I agree. There's just something about a once proud ship now wasting away at the bottom of the cold ocean in pitch black darkness... It invokes such a depressing sense of isolation and loneliness... The fact that she has never seen the light of day in over 100 years, and most likely never will...

[@julianomartins4194]

35:50 - So many people were still trapped inside the Stern while it broke free from the bow and went down. I wonder what they must have felt while drowning as the stern goes down and implodes. What a terrible death.

[@briantcideu8619]

imagine being those who were exactly where the ship split

[@briantcideu8619]

@MarkTheFox LMAO

[@the_rover1]

I imagine and anticipate it was a far more terrible way to die when trapped inside the stern part of ship at its final plunge and imploding compared to pass out in the freezing water on water surface level. the icy water might numb your pain, and your death fight might take up to 10-15 minutes, however, it seems most have passed out into inconciousness just half way through. on the other hand, being sucked into the depths of the ocean beneath, increasing water and air pressure (air pockets) on the way down, tearing your lungs, organs and eyes apart, ripping your ear drums, seems far more terrible and agonizing to me. if you were lucky, the implosion of the stern might has knocked you out for good. I don't assume that anybody was still alive 1 mile down, which will have taken roughly 2-3 minutes. however, I believe lots of bodies were conserved for a few months, or even years, and slowly have been consumed by bacteria and deep sea organisms.

[@Mrst3lios89]

I don’t think the ship imploded because it was already filled with water when it sank. Implosion would be caused by a huge difference in pressure so there would have to be pockets of air inside as it was sinking but this was not the case. The people would have most likely drowned in the first couple of minutes because the poor fellows would be in a state of panic and would not consider to hold their breath or anything as they were quickly consumed by the sea. They wouldn’t have experienced all the catastrophic effects to their bodies so they most likely experienced drowning which is still a horrific death ofc.

[@petricastefan7043]

Better than fire, acid torture, medium level, chill.

[@А.С.Хромов]

Жутко,когда из безмолвного мрака и тишины атлантического дна вдруг возникает в свете прожектора это огромная железная махина,покрытая столоктитами и водорослми...))Мурашки по коже,от мысли,что когда то это был огромный роскошный лайнер и на его борту было столько пассажиров ...😮😢 И он покоится на дне уже сто с лишним лет...😮

[@marcelliosi4557]

Thanks to the guys who went down there and got all the footage for us to see.

[@youknownothing2897]

I’ve been watching videos of abandoned buildings on youtube and it never fails to make me sad, and what happened to the titanic is just more heart breaking, from it’s tragic voyage, the story of every soul that died that faithful night, and how she remains at the bottom of the ocean, slowly decaying in the dark and the fact that even now, with our current technology, there is no way of saving it. It’s just so sad and with what just happen to the titan. May all the souls that perished in this waters rest in peace.

[@TakittyLove]

yeah... totally. At least an abandoned building can be visited or restored and saved from the forgetting but the case of The Titanic just breaks the heart 😢 because there are many people, us that we would want to do something but is inevitable 😢

[@matthewturner7888]

I completely agree with you, very well said post. Its not too terribly uncommon to salvage vessels even fairly large ones. Unfortunately for the Titanic, it sits at around 12,500 feet deep and is extremely brittle making any sort of salvage work futile and risky at best since the wreck would likely come apart pretty easily. I would like to believe that if it was in much shallower waters, then salvage might be a bit more likely. As for the Titan, I think its a terrible tragedy that should never have happened, all because someone wanted to get rich by taking passengers to explore a famous shipwreck with an unproven submersible. Not to stray too far away from your comment, but I honestly wonder if Titanic should just be left alone since its a grave site for many people, in any case I think you had a great comment, may the souls that perished in the waters rest in eternal peace.

[@barrysmith4588]

my granddad helped make the anchors in netherton, England .. i used to have a photo of him sitting on it when it was being moved out of the factory!

[@TitanicTV]

barry smith Cool ! In fact, Today, May 1st, in 1911, the Titanic's centre anchor left Hingley's plants at Netherton for Dudley, and then onto Belfast, where it would arrive on May 5th. There is the picture of the 20 horses pulling the anchor.

[@Joy-fn7dr]

Netherton Liverpool?

[@barrysmith4588]

@@Joy-fn7dr netherton, nr dudlley, west midlands

[@giggling_boatswain]

The combination of filming and ghost overlays is amazing.

[@Willowpeytonx]

Even though the ship is destined to remain on the pitch black ocean floor alone for eternity, it’s nice to know she will ALWAYS be loved, adored and remembered for eternity also.

[@jazzguitar3441]

Also apparently not for eternity, bacteria is eating the ship up and it might disappear in a few decades.

[@aka99]

Yes, but there will be still remains of the titanic which will need very very very long time to vanish, like things made of porcellan

[@victorsamsung2921]

Poignantly said. Agree.

[@NikanDragosysSerpenDra]

the rusticles are well underway contain bacteria that live of iron, and create ironoxide and that sets the motion for further rusting and more iron eating bacteria... who knew before these actually existed? apart from exotic microbiology experts maybe they didn't even knew but there are fish so there must be oxygen or do fish simply with their gill seperate the oxygen from H2O ---> H2 + O then no wonder it's rusting they said there no oxygen but water contain per molecule one oxygen atom.... isn't Oxygen an elemenyt that must be in pairs like Hydrogen H2 and O2 (i know it's supossed to be a small 2 at the bottom right of the letter) seriously though, before titanic is completely vanished it will take 500years, and within 5decades the front will be unrecognizable well preserved at it was the stern the broke up, had implosions the engine room, generator and steam tanks were pretty wattertight with the hatches closed, so when the stern sank at an incredible rate and started spinning it was implosion after explosion, not to mention the front whose boiler also had some pressure in the damaged the compartments as she fell to the bottom , now if you would explore the stern what's best preserved are the engines themselves or atleast teir mount, any so heavy instead of a 30knot fall the stern rotated in all axae but from the angle of attack speed in which the heavy stern fell was 60knots, and that's allot, and so much air was still trapped until the water pressure imploded it to shreds

[@govtjobaspirantkolkata]

Ornaments of diamonds, especially pierced genitals of women

[@douglasbennett5202]

This is a truly remarkable film footage especially with the overlays of people, at the time superimposed on it, . A very sad and sobering account of human follies and how could that Captain Smith had made such a stupid decision to go headfirst into an icefield. However we think of all those souls who perished and this is truly a most beautiful memorial and footage and as precious as you could imagine an archive film could be . Moved me to tears.

[@aryastark772]

Always find it so mesmerising yet spooky and terrifying. That ship, the history. All those people on board who were still inside as the ship hit the ocean floor. The lives, their memories, and Mother Earth is their burial ground now

[@loggerboy2379]

They would've died quickly as well, if not quicker. Water would've been rushing in due to the suction of water into the ship while it sank downwards after it went under. If they managed to be in a room that hadn't flood yet, the water pressure would eventually have water violently spraying in the cracks and implode the room easily, also knowing the fact that some brittle No.3 iron rivets were used there's no question it'd happen quickly. Not quite submersible standards. It would've taken 5-10 minutes for the ship to reach the Atlantic floor. So within that time, the person either normally drowned or dry drowned with their body being squeezed like a yogurt tube

[@jorgetoro3573]

La gran mayoría, murió por congelamiento. El agua a 0° C y el cuerpo humano a 36°C. Un choque térmico impresionante!

[@theotheseaeagle]

@@loggerboy2379 “or drowned with their body being squeezed like a yogurt tube” Yeahhh no thanks

[@s2hmik]

Water pressure and temperature crushed and killed them pretty quick.

[@colindavid2078]

although a good video, It would have been nice to have named the dead shown in the video!

[@sanjaygupta1240]

एक जहाज भले ही डूब गया.....लेकिन मानव इतिहास में टाइटैनिक कभी डूब नहीं सकता वो हमेशा हमारे जहन में जिंदा रहेगा.....✍️

[@Частныйсектор-х4я]

Good thought 😊

[@nimiproductionsoffcial]

yes🥰

[@theironsaxon]

One of my ancestors was on the titanic, his name Hendrik Bolhuis. He was a cook and was only 27 years old at the time the ship sank. Now that is his final resting place. His brother didn't find out he died untill 3 months after the ship had sunk. R.I.P

[@revan1349]

May he rest in peace 💔

[@Lily4444]

Hé was Dutch ?

[@theironsaxon]

@@Lily4444 yes

[@zainulabdin1720]

Rip

[@Nassira1809]

Rest in Peace great chef , sorry for you and for all your family 😢

[@aditiroy4024]

By far the best documentary seen. Thank you.

[@ragemodels]

Beautiful and Sensitive Footage. Love the super imposing of the movie over the real wreckage. Really gives us a such a true and real expereince !!! They should Leave it as is!!! Its a beautiful and tragic grave . Like a graveyard one is allowed to visit it and admire its serenity and beauty but do NOT TAKE ANYTHING from there !!!

[@rightmarker1]

The musicians of Wallace Hartley’s string quintet played hymns on deck to the very end. Astonishing bravery. I am proud to be related to Hartley. There is a memorial to him in his home town Colne in Lancashire U.K. RIP all who perished.

[@unielvinsonnoga4846]

Who came after the Ocean titan tragedy

[@feliperojasayala5863]

?

[@dineshkoli8884]

Me

[@ThunderCrackk]

You

[@iqbalhashim6517]

Yess same like me 😂

[@Abhishek-uw4gj]

No

[@batman_016]

Still fealing so sad in 2019 about those peoples

[@Joseph-jt5tk]

me too

[@garymurphy3870]

@@Joseph-jt5tk me three

[@kayesacliff900]

Me ten

[@kayesacliff900]

Y'all aint serious

[@Luka2000_]

@@kayesacliff900ur not serious too

[@martinkirby3100]

The titanic is still so beautiful even after 100 years on the ocean floor she is still so majestic and should now be left alone

[@DanielGarcia-tc3xf]

Esta hermoso???? Esta echo mierda lo llegan a sacar no queda nada

[@randomstuffswithrrd]

15:55 That machine deserves an award... ::)) Lmao

[@viewfromthetop176]

It’s pitch dark down there. It’s so much better and cheaper (!!) to watch this footage of the Titanic from the comfort of your home!

[@mattigal6826]

36:00 goosebump

[@lechat288]

Magnifique reportage sur le Titanic, savant mélange entre images actuelles et images d'époque ainsi que des reconstitutions. La musique est très belle aussi, que d'émotions, c'est un bel hommage a ce magnifique bateau qui a malheureusement croisé la route d'un iceberg, bel hommage surtout pour toutes ces personnes qui y ont laissé la vie ou des êtres très chers, quelle tragédie... Un immense bravo a toutes les personnes qui ont participées a l'élaboration de ce reportage.

[@dreameray]

This is the most detailed video of the inside of the wreck I've seen so far. Visualising the reality on the wreck was so touching by the way. May all those souls rest in peace. By the way this wreck should not be visited for purposes other than getting information and making documentaries. The last disaster tragically justified this.

[@Lili54521]

It's another night when my brain is buzzing and no idea how I remembered about Titanic right at this moment: April 15th 2:30 am (GMT+2 I know it's not the exact time). After 110 years the great and unsinkable Titan is now sitting on the bottom of the cold ocean in complete darkness and silence, surrounded by memories and probably unrested souls, rotting away.

[@leydaoyola741]

Lo mejor que eh visto después de la película. No es necesario pagar tanto dinero para ver los restos del Titanic con este corto metraje, es excelente felicito a todos los involucrados en la filmación , producción y edición. Me transporte a las profundidades del Mar para deleitar el majestuoso TITANIC.⛴💙🇵🇷

[@DANIELBENZO]

Pagar tanto dinero y poner la vida en peligro... Con tantas cosas que se podían hacer por la humanidad con esos 250,000 dólares. Miles de personas sin poder comer en el mundo.

[@Suwannee-Laos.]

😂👍👍

[@Suwannee-Laos.]

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[@Deadrops]

This video saved me $250,000...

[@gabbyb7347]

And your life 😅😅😅

[@parveezshaik9909]

Thank you sooooooooo much sir for your precious information about titanic really iam great full to you for upload dis video thank you once and once again sir sir

[@mayraalfaro8844]

Es el mejor documental.del Titanic que he visto sin narración me gusta por los hechos reales de esas profundidades del atlántico mi respeto para la Creación del ETERNO nunca lo reten ni lo comparen porque el es DIOS

[@sarahabram7008]

Je n'avais encore jamais vu pareille vidéo. Un grand merci. Je crois que c la meilleure sur le sujet. C trop émouvant. Grand respect. ❤

[@illusionismm]

1:39 my man patrick just chillin

[@carloshernantorrespelaez3826]

Las imágenes que nunca se avían mostrado jamás, aquí en este extraordinario video para la eternidad.

[@joelcontreras7142]

Felicitaciones por este fascinante documental! Me traslade gracias a ustedes al 😢a lo que queda del Titanic! Senti nostalgia pero es mas grande la felicidad de poder verlo mediante el video. Excelente trabajo!

[@mrkipling2201]

Imagine if a video had been filmed like this one when the shipwreck was first discovered in September 1985. I wonder how much better the inside of the ship would have looked??

[@nashocheese]

Not much actually, it's very well preserved still.

[@HEALORDER]

@@nashocheese she really isn’t. i know it sounds like she’s sturdy by being there for over 100 years, but it’s been predicted that she’ll be nothing but a pile of rust in 20 years. it’s really upsetting tbh

[@hiersprichtcaptainkirk]

A Masterpiece of History. Absolutely phantastic. Thank you.

[@valeriacarvalho3789]

Essa foi a melhor expedição ao Titanic que já vi aqui no KZbin! Muito triste a solidão desse lugar, fico imaginando a vida dessas pessoas. A escadaria desse RMS não possui vestígios, só um grande buraco. Acho que foi o naufrágio mais profundo de uma embarcação. Feliz por essas imagens!

[@santiagoc5049]

gracias por compartir este trabajo. Es como abrir una ventana en el tiempo. Tan fascinante como triste.

[@sammanfield8589]

I have watched many you tube clips about and of the Titanic , and this is up there with the best. Well done and thank you.

[@subinmzr5884]

How excited they were when they saw her first glimpses....fallen but glorious ever resting in the deep heart of the Atlantic😊

[@oceangate-iz1ec]

💀💀💀

[@selmahaylaz5341]

Muhteşem bi video olmuş. Emeği geçen herkese sonsuz teşekkürler…

[@Port_of_Poetry]

I even took the Titanic wreck tour for free without any risk 😂 Thank you 👍

[@TESLA_125]

Печальная участь лайнера и людей ! Потрясающе снято, детально и с вставками деталей интерьера и видео из фильма Джеймса Кемерона " Титаник" или с других трансанлантических лайнеров. За душу берёт это сравнение,видео начала прошлого века, быт и жизнь людей той эпохи развития механизации и электрофикации, эпохи зарождения радиосвязи. Грустно конечно, что у впередсмотрящих не было биноклей, которые лежали в сейфе, запертые на ключ - возможно с ними люди на посту вовремя заметили бы айсберг.

[@nabilm3ak502]

Hello,regarding the subject of the Titanic,and according to my mosdest stadies at university as a Moroccan young man 🇲🇦 and My relationship with the sea and watching ships and the way they are made and my surveys about the Titanic movie,and without this movie,novels and series ,générations would not have known the story of this ship ,which is one of the safest ships in the World ,Some of them Say that the ship set out on its first and last voyage.departing from the English port of Southampton towards New York City in the early morning of April 15 ,1912 in the North Atlantic,it is the largest Passenger ship at its time ,with 2224 people on board ,about 23:40 ship time and 5:18 GMT when the accident led to the death of 1500 people ,making it one of largest quarts the deadliest navy in history According to my opinion,we cannot know the truth about the sinking of the Titanic,because it is a story about which there are many gossip and shrouded in mystery .the ship ,but he did not see it because of the waves ,and some of them say that it collided with an iceberg and sank despite the Titanic receiving six drops of sea ice and could not change its course due to the strength of its speed And some of them say taht the Titanic was on board the richest people in Europe,competitors to the governement and and opponeents of the establishment of the Federal Bank of America,so it was deliberately sunk to get rid of them.Nearly a thousand passeengers and crew and all of them drowned or died due to the effects of the cold water immersion RMS Carpatia arrived at the site an hour and rescued the last survivors at 9:15 and I conclude by saying that the card shocked the world and entered the grief and sadness of all who received the news and caused widespread and widespread anger due to the unequal treatment of grades After the investigations, extensive changes were made to the marine regulations ,and led to the creation of the International there on the Safety of Life at Sea, there ,wich still maritime saffety today. This is is God knows the truth

[@bobleeswagger1360]

Da hora esse video !!! o melhor que vi até hoje !!!! fantástico vídeo

[@FatiFati-yg9nd]

Ont voit bien les détail ! C'est l'une des videos plus top au niveau qualité images et montage! Merci!!! Pour le partage !❤ pour cette exploration sy bien faites, l'histoire revie dedans de leurs dernier instants de cette tragiques nuits !

[@francesjones9265]

It must be heartbreaking for these men that are looking at Titanic lying there at the bottom of the sea those poor people who lost their lives on that terrible day may they rest in peace God bless them Amen

[@immy.92]

Awesome video Tears in my Eyes 😢❤ Always Titanic in our Hearts ❤️

[@liamanar5724]

Who is here 2024😢😢

[@HopeEnVrai]

I am here

[@WarriorOGZz]

Me

[@matthewturner7888]

me lmao

[@bomios9811]

✋🏻 sabtu, 8 juni 2024😢

[@ynn_64]

Me

[@Guiisquierdoesouzza]

Simplesmente linda, apaixonante e inesquecível essa história do Titanic, recordações, emoções e muita história, parabéns aos envolvidos!

[@寶旗黃-n4q]

電影帶給我難忘的激情，甚至是狂喜，燃燒出了熱情

[@clubedodavizinho6297]

23:20, que susto tomei!

[@ViniciusTutor]

1500 pessoas morrem e você chama linda

[@Guiisquierdoesouzza]

Cada idiota com cada pensamento, estou falando do documentário do Titanic e não de tragédia seu animal. Então você não vê filmes, séries ou qualquer coisa audiovisual? Não gosta de nada que vê ou assiste ?

[@funnymishra4076]

🥰

[@alemaslemon7713]

Este foi realmente um grande trabalho, parabéns aos realizadores, por nós mostrar essa riqueza em detalhes,ótimo trabalho.

[@ajsnagratin6504]

Enjoyed every single second.

[@heimwerkeringo]

Thanks for the valuable Images 🙏 and thanks to the Team / Sponsors who made this possible 😘. 1500 People died, what a Tragedy. Rest in Peace

[@martynnsancheez4780]

Impresionante todo lo majestuoso que era ese barco, lo que daría por conocerlo en su época y actualmente

[@franchesca2413]

Thank you for the free tour.

[@ghettoasmrexposed54]

The best footage I have ever seen really well put together thankyou ❤️

[@Direfactuel-xh5rd]

La meilleure vidéo sur le Titanic que j'ai jamais vue. Bravo et merci ❤

[@dandauganda8777]

That these windows are still intact, is insane!

[@user_747]

How's that possible?

[@eyetipe8362]

​@@user_747 i think since the inside was already full of water it made resistance with the pressure from the water outside of it

[@petesmith9472]

In its own way it’s frightening. Not in a ghostly way but in an intimidating way.. and that foredeck seems to be in remarkably good condition

[@SCharlesDennicon]

The images are spectacular, no surprise, but the music is all over the place.

[@mohammedsaleem1071]

Thank you TITANIC TV for full footage of RMS TITANIC

[@florenciakreiter5570]

My great-great-grandparents were supposed to embark on the Titanic, but while they were waiting in the deck, they received a message that my great grandfather had fever and they went home to be with him... That saved them from dying.

[@neetlikitkhom266]

🙏❤️🇹🇭

[@georgesvan1294]

Vaya que suerte tuvieron tus bisabuelos, saludos

[@kristianp118]

which class they bought?

[@elisedevuitch9469]

Il suffit de faire 1 choix les plus banal et tu peux échapé à une mort ou une situation terrifiante, incroyable se que la vie peut faire. T'es arrières arrières grand parents on bien choisi, c'est fou ! 😱 Est ce que tu sais ils ont pris quel classe ou non ?

[@shikhargupta6550]

I Love u❤ Florencia😘😘😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️👄👄👄👄😘

[@nazaretherique]

Depois desse acidente com o submarino, fiquei fascinado e maratonando vídeos reais sobre o Titanic, são incríveis todas as imagens, a história é real trágica e triste, foram muitas vidas interrompidas pra permanecerem eternamente vivos na história.

[@kairos468]

HOLY SMOKE! You can still see the white colour of the upper decks contrasted against the black paint on the hull after 100 years!

[@joelmiller2913]

Where!!

[@suminshizzles6951]

I cried watching this in the theater. Second date with my wife. First date was Braveheart. I still have the ticket stubs from Braveheart. I was not the only one sobbing

[@寶旗黃-n4q]

真希望人生從來我的人格能跟您同樣正常 上帝在天上為鑒

[@stealth3764]

I went to the Titanic exhibition in Manchester UK, it was absolutely amazing I've had a fascination about the Titanic since I was a little girl the structure of Titanic the engines. I would of loved to explore this beauty.

[@mohamedrasin7822]

Thank you Titanic tv amazing footage awesome 👍

[@queenofvampiresq]

Moved me to tears... What amazing work ... Very well filmed,with people like ghosts

[@KrockerJuniorBot2005]

111 years later in 2023. Anyone?

[@tryDQ]

Yessir

[@omarbaba9892]

Looking at the wreck just makes me wish more that the Olympic wasn’t scrapped and just kept as a museum or something

[@peterconnolly76]

Can you imagine looking around the Olympic now if it hadn’t of been scrapped . Wow.

[@jlfe169]

Always been fascinated with the Titanic for years, she was such an elegant, beautiful ship. Very eerie some of these pictures of her and her interior, and so very sad many lost their lives that night. Must have been absolutely terrifying. Rip to all those who perished.

[@miguelhuachamboza6142]

Excelente es el mejor video que e visto hasta hoy de la exploración al titanic, felicidades a quienes lo hicieron

[@shaliniv470]

Whoever made very very nice video Thank you soo soo much for uploading 👏🏻👏🏻👌👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@yolandabeltrancasanova9622]

Excelente video!!!!!👏👏👏, da mucha pena el imaginar que hubieron personas paseando, disfrutando...el viaje para muchos a un país con oportunidades y verlo así....gracias a tan buen trabajo y a ésas imágenes que nos hacen entender que es cada objeto. Gracias!!!!🤗 Woww y en el minuto 29:57 hasta me pareció ver una sirena subiendo😳🧜‍♀️sería un pez pero...ayyy la imaginación

[@shobhas.v5558]

These videos never fail to send chills down my spine😮. What a ship and what an end!!

[@ChandlerSomborac]

32:13 to me, the band was 5 of the most honourable men on the ship... they played until the deck was too steep.

[@mrkipling2201]

Agreed. Apparently the White Star line sent their families bills for the missing uniforms after they had died in the disaster. How callous is that??

[@ChandlerSomborac]

@@mrkipling2201 Where did you read that?

[@TR-vp9sq]

@@mrkipling2201 What the hell? 😡😡

[@teysa759]

Expectacular, Estoy asombrada, pobre gente 😮😮

[@Polititraits]

The stillness of it,,,,, the beauty in the pain is revealed

[@nusratjahanmohseen4260]

Bhot rulati h yeh Titanic ki video dekh kr dil m drd hone lagta h or soch kr kya khoobsurat pal hoga vo jab vo sab log jo Titanic pr sawar hokr jane k liye khus the or fir vo 2 din mujhe bhot dukh hota h Titanic ko yaad kar k

[@user-irina3bo1gb6h]

Потрясающий, атмосферный видеоролик.. У меня сердце сжалось.

[@TheBogdanator]

The workers had no idea what they were building. They said it's going to be the best ship, the biggest, the most luxurious, they put a lot of effort in it, they wanted it to be an extraordinary ship. They had no idea that their wish would come true. They made an immortal ship. "Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they choose"

[@sonukavz5383]

History about titanic is so addictive. May those souls rest in peace 🙏

[@jacquelinelujanmunive1475]

Me agrado mucho este documental muy interesante espero que realizen otro saludos de Perú

[@bastion813]

solo el naufragio del titanic es capaz de ponerte la piel de gallina y ese nudo en la garganta.....DEP

[@AiMASTER_25]

This is what I think is happening, the lost souls who perished when Titanic sank still run around the decks of the majestic ship that is 2/12 miles in the deep North Atlantic ocean on an endless journey on the Titanic....so sad.....R.I.P TITANIC and those who died...😥 This wreckage is history frozen in time on a repeated cycle.

[@Kubafalkowski97]

It's even better than Titanic movie..because it's real,original. They did heavy and good job,making this,just glad to see this video. Thx 🙌👏

[@عليالعراقي-ض8ع6ز]

كل ما أراه هوه فليم يستحق الأوسكار أكثر من فليم التايتنك كل الشكر لمن ساهم في هذه العمل والجهد

[@corales8]

Fascinante filmación, un privilegio poder contemplarlo cómo si estuvieras ahí, gracias a todo el equipo que lo hizo posible, unos genios muy valientes..🙌❤Que las almas de todos los perecidos descansen en paz por la eternidad.✨

[@aliyousef2265]

Thanks for your nice comment ❤🌹

[@mayriubisbejarano433]

Magnífico documental me encanto, los detalles como nos mostraban que era cada parte que estabamos viendo, felicitaciones a cameron maravilloso trabajo. 😢😮 Lleno de asombro y emoción de todo tipo de emociones, el corazón chiquitito. Paz a todas esas almas

[@albeiromartinez8193]

impresionante y ala ves alucinante te hace sentir que estas en esos momentos angustian tes de todas esas personas felicitaciones por este gran trabajo

[@susannevollmer2347]

Very impressing footage! And such a brave little swimming computer, spectacular technology, thanks for uploading!

[@pavelsaich933]

Absolutely brilliantly filmed and computerized. I am from the Czech Republic and I have always been interested in the fate of the Titanic. I have seen the movie Titanic but not the documentary yet. The video is absolutely amazingly edited. Pavel

[@MrCyberschnitzel]

Same!

[@Velvet11144]

Чех, брат-славянин,я тоже очень скорблю об этой трагедии!

[@BabluKumar-kj6ex]

Thank you titanic tv for this incredible footage

[@bioshock6935]

I like how its showing how it once looked with the overlay of the actual wreckage and the people walking around giving us a better understand to what we are actually seeing

[@beardomad]

This video is precious.. The most valuable video of all!!